The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-19

that time. on Mexico" Every member is ad-
nitted free the lecture. and is also allowed to
bring friend
The Ladies' Auxiliary meet this afternoon at
go o'clock large attendance is desired, as
important ana interesting matters are to come
before the meeting.
An officer of the Y. II. G. A. suggests that
Christmas present to deserving young man OF
a membership ticket in the association for 1883.
by parent or employee, might prove the turning
point in his destiny.
Personal and Society.
Miss Nellie Tailor will leave for Boston this
morning to spend the holidays
Mrs. j. r. Lilly will go to Toledo to-day to
spend about ten days with relatives
Evans Wooden, who 10 taking postgraduate
course at Yale College, is home for his vacation
Mrs. Orvile Peckham. of Chicago. is expected
this week to visit her parents, Dr. ana Mrs. T.
81. Jameson.
Mrs VIM Reid. of Kansas City, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Lockard, at No. 40 North
Pennsylvania street
Fred Sanford Harry White, w. Ross. o.
Sedensticker, Otis Berge Frank Winchester
and W. FL. Kissler spent Sunday II Nohlesviiie
with friends.
Rev. R. V. Hunter, pastor Of the Seventh
Presbyterian Church, leaves this morning for a
weeks stay at the home of his father, near
Bellefontaine, o. Mr.. Hunters father is very
low with Bright's disease and is not expected
TO live long
A literary and musical entertainment will be
given in the lecture-room of the Central Chris
tian Church next Friday evening In the interest
of the Universalist Church. A fine programme
will be rendered, consisting of rotations oy
Lucia Julian Martini Bessie Belle JENNIE, Mas
ter Freddie Oleson and Hattie B. Johnson; and
musical numbers by Mrs. Leon Bailey and Miss
j. May Miller
There were quite number of beautiful pieces
of fancy work left IN the art booth at the recent
Flower Mission Fair, and Mrs. 0. B. Jameson
and Miss vajen, who had charge of the booth,
will offer them for sale at Miss Vajens home.
No. 128 North Meridian street. to morrow. from
10 A. NJ till o'clock P. n. There are sofa pill
lows, sachets, handkerchief, glove and other
cases. toilet sets. china, lockwood pottery,
throws, scarfs and bags.
FRANKLIN.
A. Sex son and wife have returned from
tended visit to North MANCHESTER and Frankfort.
Mrs. Ethel jackson, of Chicago, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton. on Tuesday Misses
Marte Noble and Julia and Grace Johnson of Green
wood, visited friends in this city Friday and Sat.
urday Misses Ollie Ditmars and Grace Briggs, OF
this city, attended the HeinanJones wedding on
Monday evening Miss Alice Bottomly, of Hender-
son. KY, is the guest of DIR. and Mrs l.. L. White
sides, and will remain until after the holidays : Mr.
and Mrs. E. Season will this week remove to North
Manchester for future residence Miss Ella
and Dick Needham gave pleasant party on Monday
part in Prof. j. NJ. Dungan's concerts on Thursday
and Friday evenings Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Over
street ir. entertained Thursday evening In honor
of Miss Mabel Alexander and brother Arthur Miss
Fannie McNIurray is spending Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew McMurray. of Indianapolis
GREENFIELD
Miss MINI lie Sutton. of Shelbyville spent Wednes-
day in this city Mrs. Charles Downing is enter,
Junction, O---.Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. New will eel
citrate their tin wedding on Monday evening The
evening Miss Alma Martin will entertain Miss
Young, of Oxford, during the holidays.